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1    II|  suburbs of the city, and his knowledge of the science of finance
2    IV| greatly astonish you, and the knowledge that this is so has given
3    IV|       sir, are done with your knowledge and consent; and in a madhouse
4    IV|    they are done without your knowledge."~ ~Mr. Meyer had got a
5    VI|  manner, and with the fullest knowledge of what he was doing, to
6    XI|      is also tormented by the knowledge that every pretty face she
7  XVII|     And with this disquieting knowledge she was obliged to return.~ ~